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READ MOREOn 9 March 2021, our Shyrelle Mitchell and Kent Perry presented a paper for the Legalwise Seminar 'Law for Real Estate Agents'.
READ MOREInfighting, internal investigations and code of conduct complaints have plagued councils up and down the country in recent years, coming to a head at Tauranga City Council in November when an independent review identified significant governance issues. Why is this so?
READ MOREUnder investment in infrastructure leads to nasty surprises, such as the collapse of a stormwater culvert beneath the only rail link to Port Taranaki.
READ MOREAll water used for drinking and food preparation for the 4600 homes and businesses on the Carterton water supply, must be boiled, after E. coli was found.
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Complaints against real estate agents hit 10-year low but consumer issues during deals rise.
READ MOREProperty boom propels real estate agents into NZ's top-10 jobs list.
READ MOREThe construction industry has the highest suicide numbers for any single sector in New Zealand and it is not improving.
READ MORESixty-seven different councils own and operate the majority of New Zealand's water services. The management of water services has come under increased scrutiny after a review, set up alongside the Havelock North water contamination inquiry, found considerable underinvestment in infrastructure and significant ongoing challenges.
READ MOREThe Government is taking control of water fluoridation from councils and giving it to the Director General of Health, Ashley Bloomfield.
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